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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-30

ANorHKn LONG CEApxEa oB TN NM.
HA10E TRAGEDY.
sAH FnAMOIsOo, 0st. @.-Tha Cor
oner'a inqnesa IN the Benhayuu onss
vas resumed this afternoon. Charles
FORREST, boat house keeper - 1auoe-
Ito, ooFRobosotad DemmiRs statement
that he spent Sunday nshiRg.
James Porter, Q policeman, testified
that be had kncwn Benhay0n and the
Bowers family several years. and that
Mrs. Bowers had tWo parrots, one Of
which died . fsW days before hes death.
This testimony vas introduced to cor
raborats that portion of the 'eonfes-
sion" in which the writer referred %
having tried the poison on one Of TIE
parrots. TIE witness stated that Dr..
Bowers informed him after bis wife
died that bic purss had been stolen.
This fact vas also referred 70 10 the
confession"
Mrs. zeislng, the professional nurss
who attended MFA BewoFs, testified that
Bsnhayon visited bis sister every day
during her sickness, and wns sometimes
u The room with her Alone. The Wit
ness said that all medicines used were
kept on q table n the room, and that
several times she saw Banh9yon exqm.
ininQ the bottles and tie pill bez. MFa.
ZdsinQ remembered that oue Of The
psRrota had died shoEt time before
Mrs. Bowers death. In answer 10 the
Jurors questions sbe said she bad 81
tended Bowers daily since be bad been
In fail and had collected number ef
Outstanding eccounts for him, which
money be gave her 70 psy for her trou-
be 10 bEInRiua his meals. She Femom-
bsged that Dr.. Bowers purse vas stolen
after his wife's death.
Dr.. Ven BueboW stated that be Cd.
vised Dimmig 10 use nitrate Of silver fol
aEupiious on his body, bot did not tell
him % remove stains With cyanide Of
| poiaBsiam.
Several witnesses uho we're aequaint.
ca with Benhay0n'a writing stated thal
TIE s.oonfe9slonn looked hke tie ds.
esassd's writing.
The inquest Was adioaruod tili Tuea-
day eVeuing, and IN The meamfime En-
psrls VII make further examination ol
lhe writing, and dsisotiVos viii search
for othsF witnesses.
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nnszGNkxIuxs AND FnoMoxIoEB AxxICz-
RETED n TEE ,. . o. sKRvIuR.
RAIEEMoza, Oct. 2.-It VS. stated
today upon good authority thai upon
the election Of Spencer. which is nou
looked upon as ceFtsin, Is President Of
The RalkirnoEe and 0hio Railway Com
pany, Thomas NJ. King, second Wee
President win resign. In thai event
Wm. II. Cleuente. nov General Man
aRsE, and @. K. Lord. General Passen-
ser Agent, will Be eleelAd 10 the vaoAn-
cisa causod by tlkS leeaion Of epescel
and the fesi9natioa Of King. Whiek
vii Be EPenneKAs successor as FRS
vice President ard 0eneRAl Manages
has not been definitely settled. u 1
also said that John K Cowan, Oounse
10 Chief of the OampaHy viii Be sapex
esasd b. Hon. Wm- Piekssy whyss.
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TESTIMONY or A DeoIeR 10 SHOW THAT
JUROR WOODS WAS INCOMPETENT.
San FRAMcmCo, Oct. 29.-DF. Taylor
testified at the McCord trial this morn
ing tnat he bad attended Juror II. 4.
Woods, and that Woods told hiE thai
be vas using from fifteen 10 thirty
grains Of moFphine per day. The Doo-
tor states thai the use Of the drug TO
this extent would produce hallacine-
lions, curious ideas, and 10 certain
extent, cake { man Incompetent.
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an CnARLEs REEKR.

KTs AnTIcIxs on THn BRETHH ARMY sTIR
uP TEE ArARM1Brs.
LoxpOH, Oct. 2o.-Sir Charles Dilke's
fiFst series Of articles in the Fortnighfly
Rspses on the British army renews the
alarmisl views that Great Britain is IN
prepared 10 cope with European var.
Sir Charles argues that the expendi-
lures Of E3,0o0,0o0 for new rides and
s., SOC, ,O00in terrifying the military and
commercial stations is an absolute
necessity, without counting the advisa-
bilify OF organization and equipment.
He further believes that an expenditure
from G40o00oo 10 e5,001Q00 In farti-
tying the positions around London will
dfetinctly pay.
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oot . 80 skapa o. ancthsr in ali q
he Er1lAn onfbsanSa of he LAST feg
yearz whGzHEGE the Etata O. I6KfiluEial
authnritiss hsse aitemptad % make an
kfTes1 on a. Indian o. miliiarY reGzrYar
ton 1nd q fzal Be1tisusut e fte con.
nietina rights q tha Ksderal au1heEiEi1s
in the 0ose1nmeHt t4saFTmsAous iH
earnestly desiFs3 b. ths military ue1eefs.
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STORY O. HW UuaIAk E0xsp n Ex-sUPnn-
mxEEnENT wAEEma8
Hxw To1x, Oss. 9.-Ths mystery
which kas % lssg enVsiopsd The fate 81
ne BODY 81 lhe mllliouaire dry aooda
dealer, Aiaxandag 7. Stewart, forms ahe
pubieof Of . ch9ptef ID 1upefin1en6snt
Waili1af book, which b aeon % b
uablishsd. The ex eupsFineendant pro-
fnnsea 30 rive the eniy aFas sloRy o. ths
sisaling 81 the body sad alss allaass
that tks bo1y VS. sabsaqssntly ~
sHrned 10 q reYe1e1utatisa e JndQs
Hilton. Iha Fomnima were bmEied ~
g. Marks chnrchyazd, corner of So
oad ass1Rs snd Tenih street, % an IN
dsrnRgund vMait, iha eutEanee 10 whish
wn1 eogegsd hy q aagEtnne Whieh n
tuFn Waa sodded sEsr lsEsl Win the saE-
ruundina garfA1s - thero waa uo out-
ward evidences Of iis looatian.
AftsE the thefs 81 the body Ne hrat
slus eane fSpm Gsnsxni Patrick q.
Iuun1, ez-RoaEU1nseK 81 Neg York.
Who nofi6ed WaIlime ahat an ex-soIdisr.
uho hnE served undeE hin. oiaImed q
know semethinE absut ihs etsWnFI
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nm rnoora 10 m wzrxnaAwx Enom nm
unr-Hn VALET nnNrnrkrTuu

xHn TnooFa 10 m wTrHnaAwN EBnM xEn
noCND WALLET KEzKzvkTIuz-
WkanHxaTuN, Osf. 9. the thrsatsned
eunfica between the civii and military
forcss a Roand Valley. OalifoFnis,
reservation. has been aseFtea By IN
sssautiona sans By the Secretary Of Wa
% General Howard 30 withdraw ths
Ussted States troops nov 81 TIE reeer.
vatiun, pendtnR indicial tnyes11Rstton
of ehe matter.
The order ssnt 10 General Howard q
uikkarA1 the niiitAxy frroa u exPeetsc
% rraeuna an immediate ccn1ie1 oul
ths Qnasaann OF iartsdiatloa inToleeG i
razaFds1 81 t6s Depaytment as % 80
aIaFssa tnporlAnss. u kaa eTepped
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TALK on Hm RnsEaMAx1nm-KKRoaT m xnz
cnkMnsa a. pKFuzrEa.
Pknzs, Oct. D.-La Jxsfiss statss thai
PFsgi6ent 9regy agreed u pnAtpons
rendering his resignation tn eonse-
Quenos OF M. R0uvisr. Laroyer and
floqnstle declaring thas She members
Of the Chamber Of Deputies would re-
yoke theiF nrst vote on the motion for
an appointment o. Q COMMITTEES - in-
quiEs into the Oa1aKaI scandal When Il
beeama egiHsnf that their vote might
be susceptible Of an ambiguous intsr-
pEstation. Ths other papers assert that
tAese = No question Of President Gfevy
fesianine.
KEsIaHkxIDM TAxx DENIED.
The Tsmps says the Cabinst viii not
nov oppose any inquiry into the soan-
dsl. II. Wilson, himself, insieting upon
furnishing the committee with an en-
planation.
Ia Franss says that President Grsvy
never talked about resigning. and it &c
euses The opporfunists Of circulating
the report Of his Intended resignation
In order 10 force him into retirement.
In the Chamber Of Depusies The COM
miltee appointsd 10 inquire into the
OaHarel scandal unanimously reported
thatA Parliamentary inquiry into the
matter and inte the charges against
wilson In connection With the GnsiF
vas necessary.
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LII - exAEukloA.
WAMnmaznH, Osk. @.--Aoting Eecra
fary Nnldfow today rendered 3 deeis
lon Fsfectine the Lists o. seiectionI
made b. tha NorthsEa Pzci3e Railroad
Compeny cg about 81 COO aores Of land
IN WeahinRinn TeKxitnry, on the Qfuunt
that tns lands il qaestlon wese nof b.
under Joint resolution Of Osngress 81
1870. The Acting Secretary holds thai
the lands IN question bad been inelnd.
ed In pFinr grant 70 the Oregon Cen
tral Railroad Company, which Rrani
vas forfeiled b the aet Of January 81,
1855 and they now fora q part Of ths
public damafn.
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PonxHAMn. Oei. 29.--r8psolal 1.-The
trial ef Henry Zlmmerman fog the mnR-
der Of VIM. Sterling, Of 0oldendale, ".
T., vas concluded today. The iaRy
rendered a verdict OF mmfdex IN The
6Fst dearee. Hentenee Of death VII be
pFunouneed next Tuesday.
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PHrIADKLPHXA, Oct. 29.-The Athletic
baseball elah Was today sold 10 9 stock
company, thouQh Simmons, Eharsie
and Mason, the former owneEs, will
stiII Femsin interested IN the club. Won
Der Abe, Of the Sc. Louis club, for
some time has been endeavoFinR 10 par
chase the club, bat further negotiations
With him were ended by the formation
Of q stock cOmPany composed entirely
Of PhiIadelphians. The capital stock
Of the new company 10 $4,000.
Slight sheck.
QuHanu, Oot. IA slight shock Of
earthduake was felt at Ponte a eMonts,
ouebec, about four O'Clock this morn
ING.
VIII 20 for q Reae.
WksHrxaroH, Oct. q. - Secretary
whitney has gone TO New York for 9
prolonged rest. During bis absence
Commander Harmony viii act a. Sec
Eetazy.
me Carlisle Contest
WAsKxarox, Oct. 19.-The brief for
George II. Thooe, the contestant against
lHon, John q. Carlisle, was dled with
fha Clerk Of the House Of Representa-
tives today. The briaf asserts that
Thobe vas elected by six hundred ma
/ iorisv. This result ID found by rejecting
| about 1000 votes cast for Carlisle and
| about 800 votes east foe Thobe which
| we're poIfed at precincts whore Il ts
elaimsd the laws Of keniueky
| regulating elections were mot observed.
The brtef cites Congressional preoe-
dsnts fFom i79l 20 prove that CONGRESS
maintained this visw Of the Law of else
tiou. Il also quoted admissions made
by Carlisle IN his answer 20 the con-
tesiani's brief Which ere held 70 Be fa-
sal to bis title 20 the seaa.
smFplms ef Wheaa.
81. PAUL. Oes. She actual yield
Of wheas IN Dakota and Minnesota Il
reported 20 b sS.o0o, 900 hashelA. which
VII gfvs . surpias Of l4.0ooOoe bushels
i Rank ssaasmenG.
NV YoxK, Oss. =. The weekly hanh
statement shows q reserve tucrsass oI
g. 50. 90. The banks nos hold ST..
$4,000 n excess Of the lesal rule.
WIN Aasnch swera Rear.
FoEr Cuarxa, Mons., Oct. AL /
isaEned On good authority that thl
trOopa will move on Sword Bears cams
] on Monday OF Tuesday pext IN sael
force as 20 exteRminafe him. N
, troops Uill EarEound him, cattina Of
: hls esa6pe.
4. Eazhs n . CamR Msstins.
Il CHAKEEzruH. B. q, Ock. 2.-At /
: eA In Easating neaF Brighton. on Thurs
. day night, o numhsF of dr1nkne mfl
. alsiuEbed The serviceS and wAen -
D preacher asteDptsd 10 eafcFce ordeF {
free hahf sugneA, In whicA Faxnrs, pin
D / tcis and claba were uaad. The nQkal
| uses seen sxkfagutEhsd and TIE 6Nh
{ soun c119inned fsf hAif an hear. IN
. reaula eg iha stray h cno man dsad. sl,
. dytnR 4na twsnly-ase ners o. ies
laiaEsa
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6aE EnanoEsoo. OF. D--1ha sluarn
whAlas XhEashsF arrived fhis oVeulna,
afQhsaHm any0 fFum Ncx Haiamd. VITA
$50 bas1sis ef 0ii sod m6o1 pgun1s e
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n oAan OF RMHRoMcI.

when ths emergency arises and the
strain and stress Of preparation % &C.
tual var Il upon %. there will be no
time fer the establishment Of the naees-
sary stations, which require considsaa-
ble time for construction and q eontinu-
Gus though net extravagant expendi-
ture Of meney,
The necessity for a naval station on
the shores Of the Gulf Of Mexico ia
said to be imperative not only from
possibilities likely sooa 10 arise In those
waters and in the adjoining West India
countries aud seas, bat also because the
station is needed as . base for the naval
defense Of eur oWn coasts and q pro
lection Of the outlets Of the Gulf and
Mississippi trade.
Commodore Harmony believes that
Pensaeola, although defective In aome
respects, combines more advantages for
q naval station than Key West or any
point on the Mississippi river.
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NHw YoRK. Oos. "a meeting, held
under the auspices Of the Knights OF
Labor, took place tonight In Union
Square 10 protest against the hanging
Of the condemned Anarchists. Not
more than 1000 people were present.
Resolutions were passed calling upon
the courts of the Na.ien 10 immediately
release tho condemned men and pro-
viding for the appointment Of Q com-
mittee 10 proceed 10 Illinois and walt
upon Governor Oglesby II the Supreme
Court refuses to grant Q stay Of pro-
ceedlHRa.
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on ms WAY.
czAMBEnLAIH STARTS ron kGEnzrA-K
ApnnEnaKa A 0n0wD.


LonDoN, Oct. 29. Chamberlain start
ed from Birmingham today on bis way
10 America to take part IN the fisheries
negotiations. Before leaving the city
be addressed the crowd which had
gathered 70 zee him of. He said be
hoped the relations between England
and America would eantinue 70 be eor-
dial. He also said that these might be
ihs last words be would ever address TO
bis bearers and advised them 10 stick
hFnsiy 70 the union and maintain the
inheritance bequeathed 10 them By
their fofefathers. The greatest enc
mics Of the commonwealth, he de-
claEed, were those Who would do any
thing 10 weaken or impair he integrity
Of The empire.
An oGicial denial has been made Of
the Eumors that President Cleveland
had requested Lord Salisbury 10 cancel
the appointment Of Chamberlain 10
represent Eneland in the &sheriss ne
eofiaiions. Il Is announced that Cham
beFlain ID assured cordial reception
By the American authorities despite the
attacks made upon him By interested
parties.
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PAnHs, Oct. 2a.--The American an
aYehists here asked q number Of the
members of the Chamber Of Deputies
30 petition che Governor Of Illinois In
favor OF the OhicoRo anarchists. The
Extreme Left met today and resolved
20 send the following 10 the Governor.
vocatinQ The abolition OF political
deaths, ash for the iivesp Of the seven
men condemned 70 death ct Chicago.
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81. PkuE. Oct. IA WinnipeQ
epeafnl % TIE Pkoaexr Press says: ..Ak a
nseeflBR of citixsns aBd Cahinet olaceFs
Iasa nieht It was finally deeided that
she city could rot advance 4SQo00 "a
ala Red River Valley Rood, 80 the ar
Fangsnenf With Holt. OF New York, for
oompIetiou Of tie road IL Of.
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Quxnnu, Oot. IA slight shock Of
earthquake was felt at Ponte q eMonte,
ouebec, about four o'clsck this morn
inc.
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wasnTEa1oa, Os1. 29-1hs Secretary
of Eiase h 10 Feceipt Of note from ne
Chinese Minister here rst1Tning - 6i-
rectinn Of bis government q puft1cn Of
sks Rock Springs Indemnity lstely gp-
prcpriafed by Oo0gresB which repge-
asuis TIE amount Of claims, whiah IN
the nnal dlsfEibuaion of the appFopTis-
si0n have been asseFsained 10 be duDii-
ozfionh
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ACCOMPANIED n DETRCTTvEs.

ToRoxro, Oct. IA special cable
gram says that Chamberlain, who will
leave today By the E1tEuFia, win be ac-
ccmpanied by two English deteetives,
who. at New York, are 20 be Joined b
two American detectives familiar with
eli the prominent agents Of the Clan Ne
Gael.
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LOzDoH, Ost. 9.-upon the arrival Of
ChanbeElain % Liverpool the station
was cleared and the public was not I'D.
mitted. Tue station vas strongly guard
ed by policemen. A number Of deteotivta
followed Chamberlain from the station
Il being expected that 90 attack would
be made on bim in the streets. He
vas cheered and booted e. be passed
along.
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REp RavEs RAILwAE.

n Is aAHD TEE Road Will IN BUEEz
AID IHHE TEE sTonx n pEEuD.
MxxRARoEzs, Oct. 9.-OontFacls fer
the eomplstion Of the Rsd Rivsr Val
lev Railway have been signed and the
road will be AniEhed at onoe. 1bs city
Of WInnipee furnishes ths $4,000
pRonaiaed.
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o8kBBINa nm nz.AnD1.

At rre1snt the EnFepean naval pow-
eFs nEe rapidly acquiring The insular
couRtrias Of this part Of ths world.
Their mosaEneuts are adgauring 60 far
~ % make amana themselves s virtual
partition of the Western Pacihe and
extending 90 far Of late e 10 practically
annex groups Of islands where TIE
American trade and civilixing influances
have been heretofore paramount. In
considering these mevements the posi-
bility does uos seem Distant one that
car exlronse terribsEy may be hampeFod
and surrounded 6y she posseaaions of
aggressive naval powers. This, IL addi-
fion 10 the immense deyelopmsnt on
land and aea IN the Pacize that win
follow the opening Of an infeF-oceanie
canal, viii foFee upon this oonntry
greater naval activity, for whioh We
should be prepared. Not only should
the question Be considered ef the e.
tablI1hmant Of additional naval re-
sources in the waters Of Puget Sound,
the great coal and iron regions Of the
future upon this Coast. but measures
should bs taken 20 place this, oar only
naval station nov existing upon Che
Oaasi. 10 folly equipped eondlfisu,
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The NATIONS NEED.
Naval Btaeisns ghsuIa BE
nelts< EquIppsa.


WAzzuorpM. Osk 9. = Oammodnrr
.. b HaFnonY. Chiaf % lhs BaFeas
ct 1arda Ind Docks, has prepared NJ
4NnnAa report npcu ths operations n
th4l boEsan during fns paSt year. Hs
~. the appEcpriation haa been ox.
pe11ed Win the gEs4teE economy, and
as much has beea done na possible Win
this limited nmo1nt 20 arEost the dste.
Eiofatiua Il TIE aoVoEnmansia pEop-
eEty. Tbs sum, however, bssnr %
email, Il had bat little eEene on the
Hare Isfand Nasy Yard.
1he fepoEt HAgs: sThis navy yard 4
our only naval station On The shores az
The Paeffe. Il would be our only haae
for naval operations for ne dsfenss of
TIE ports Of thas coast, for ths proteo-
ton 0f our Panfaa trnds ana Tor the
assertion, ebonld q beoone necessary.
Of The dignity and strength Of ths Ma
ton upon this the aEsalaat of al ocean
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WAszrEaTOE, Oct. q. = Secretary
whitney has gone TO New York for e
prolonged rest. During bis absence
Commander Harmony win act o. Sec
rafaEv
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FIRE, MARINE, LIFE AND ACCIDENT
INSURANCE.

autlor. Bu41eaa1as, Janaes street
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CoNBEnEED sEVEH.

coanGnMTs N wAaRmaT0M RnxrrHoK
EBcM PAnw.
WAaznaroR, Oct. 29.-The excite
ment connected with the anarchists
case seems 20 have died out for the
time being. With the conclusion Of
the argument in the Supreme Court
What little comment ia heard today is
all in one direction, and but empha.
sizes the general oDinion expressed yes
teEday that the court will not grant the
writ Of eTreF. Il is not known when
the decision will be rendered, bus II
viii probably be on nszt Monday.
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NAsaTHa1uz. Oot. g. -8eneaGaEy Ia
mar today FeoefVsd q aeEleHEam from In
dian lnspscfoz Armstrong; en- The CEua
reservation IN Mantana, aaking parmis-
Hlen % Increase the Indian peiioe and
o fuxuisA than with aRans and xationa.
1he request has been. raferEod 10 ths
Indian 0ommialonsR for q rspoEk.
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LoNDoN, Oct. 2o.-Tha 10 yards race
for $1,000 and The championship uas run
today a Ellington Park grounds Gate
head, BY Gent and Hntohins. The rncs
was won b. Gent.
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0HzxmMz, Wy. Oct. 0.-The o.
sienees of the N. e. Post q %. Bank
inc House today fled q schedule Of e.
sets and liabilities In the Probate Court.
The total asseta are e926, ,503.7S; llabili-
ties SSH ,007 S.; balance Of assets over
liabilities. e417, 1880.
Baker 4 johnson, wholesale arooers,
we're closed w the attachments Of j. Il.
Gordon, Of Nebraska, for &16.o00. A
chattsl mortgage uas subsequently, Sled
against The concern hy the banking
house Of T. A. Kent, for 5000. Their
liabilities will reach the neiehborhood
Of $lO0,O00. Their aasets are unknown.
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F1hNNAl OoE. zos--EmpeToF Ef1ncI1
Joseph received tbs members Of the
Auatro Hungarian delegations today.
Ia an address 20 the delegations the
Emperor said that the foreign relations
Of the empire we're favorable anc ami
cable. He hoped that tho Bulgarian
question would retain iis local charao-
Ter, and that u would ultimately Be
settled eccsptably TO Bulgaria and
ests. Although the condition Of Europe
continued insecure, the belief vas
justified that the active efforts and Gloss
watehfulness Of the powers, who we're
working 70 mountain peace, would pre-
Vana ia disturbance.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-12

TIE Citizens Association of San An
tonic has redeemed that city from the
charge that only violations OF Sunday law
were priced by its people. The sssocis-
ton has led the way-a very pioneer-in
The encouragement and fostering Of liter
ature. 1t has built no academies nor en-
dowed shy colleges, but with uberality
"hlch puts TO shsme the misery gifts oil
he Vanderbilts and Astors, has offered
for the best "write up" OF San Antonio
mot less than three nor no more than six
octave pages, long primer type the mu
UJhcent sum of ten dollars, sll in money
In order to secure protection from ire
sponsi lie persons, the association has
reserved the right to reject any and all
articles. Most people will think that this
{ fer is reckless waste Of money, bu,
men of spirit do not care for outside
opinion. That ten dollars so prodigally
squandered will be bread cast upon the
waters which will return after many days,
Increased perhaps to eleven dollars and q
half, and that will be enough to buy q
store of beer all around.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-12

ATTORNEY. GENERAL HoGG has incur
red the displeesure Of the San Antonio
Express by threatening to send state
troops TO that city to assist the LEGAL su-
horities to enforce the law. The Ex-
press mcdestly claims that the Attorney
General has "made an ess of himself
and proceeds to show him just how to
conduct his office. It is no doubt little
CALLING to hsve soldier posted in every
house, but it must come to it il the San
dntoniops do not repent and reform. Il
may be observed that il the Attorney
General says the Sunday law is to be en-
forced, the Sunday law Will be enforced
He is built that way.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-12

The people are acting and helping.
They are preparing to send delegates to
Dallas, and the railroads should join
hands with them and assist In making the
meeting success. This convention is
for the benefit of all Texas, Of every in
ferest in Texas, and no one interest will
be benefited by it more than the railroads.
If the general passenger agents would
make 8 low round trip rste they would
see that Texas was with the railroads
and anxious to build and boom the coun-
trv